Description:  The Beetlejuice cartoon is an American-Canadian animated series that ran from 1989 to 1991, loosely based on the movie and developed by Tim Burton. In a significant departure from the film, the show depicts Beetlejuice as a friendly prankster and the best friend of Goth girl Lydia Deetz, with whom he has adventures in the afterlife realm of the Neitherworld. The series is a fantasy comedy horror that features creative and often bizarre visuals, memorable characters, and a unique, slightly altered version of the main characters. Main characters and their relationships

Beetlejuice: A mischievous but ultimately friendly ghost who lives in the Neitherworld. He is more of a goofy trickster than the malicious character from the movie. Lydia Deetz: A creative and eccentric Goth girl who is best friends with Beetlejuice. She often tries to keep him in check, but they have many adventures together. Beetlejuice and Lydia's friendship: Their relationship in the cartoon is a core element, changing from adversaries in the movie to best friends in the show.

New characters: The series introduced new characters, such as Ginger the tap-dancing spider and Jacqu Lolene the weightlifting skeleton.

Setting: The show takes place between the living world and the Neitherworld, a wacky afterlife realm for monsters, ghosts, and ghouls.

How Lydia summons Beetlejuice: Lydia can visit Beetlejuice in the Neitherworld by repeating his name three times.

Adventures: The episodes feature various adventures, gags, and parodies, often involving Beetlejuice's pranks, magical transformations, and encounters with other creatures.